Family of Jordan Neely Calls for Accountability in Subway Death Case

The family of Jordan Neely, who was killed in a subway car last week, has urged Mayor Eric Adams to reach out to them. Adams has declined to say whether he reached out to them directly. The killing has sparked polarizing debates about mental health, racism, and homelessness, and set off days of protests and vigils in the streets and subways. Daniel Penny, who put Neely in a fatal chokehold, has yet to be arrested or charged. Criminal justice advocates held a protest calling for Penny's arrest, and pushing for more support for homeless New Yorkers.